by Josh Hurst | Mar 16, 2018 | HOA Management, Kuester Blog, Landscaping
The weather is starting to warm up in the Carolinas, and that means Spring is on the way. While there may still be a few chilly days in store, that doesn’t mean HOAs can’t start thinking ahead and getting ready for the change of seasons. Your community may have been...
by Josh Hurst | Oct 13, 2017 | HOA Management, Homeowner Tips, Kuester Blog, Landscaping
Despite the above-average temperatures across the Carolinas, it truly is autumn. And that means getting ready for cooler temperatures to arrive. Although sealing windows and doors to keep out the cold and warming up next to the fireplace may be the last thing on your...
by Josh Hurst | Jun 9, 2017 | Homeowner Tips, Kuester Blog, Landscaping
The prevalence of ticks in on the rise this year, putting many people on high alert. Ticks are best known for being spreaders of Lyme disease. These tiny pests can be hard to detect making regular checks even more important. Families can help keep themselves and their...
by Josh Hurst | Mar 16, 2017 | HOA Management, Homeowner Tips, Kuester Blog, Landscaping
The Carolinas were treated to an unseasonably warm winter this year, which has made spring seem to come a little sooner. You may have noticed trees starting to bud and flowers pushing through the dirt. And though temperatures have dropped again, spring is still just...
by Josh Hurst | Oct 27, 2016 | HOA Management, Homeowner Tips, Kuester Blog, Landscaping
The Carolinas are fortunate that, unless you live in the mountains, you probably won’t see much snow. But there is still frost and cold temperatures to contend with. Preparing your lawn for winter weather can make for an easier time come spring and keep your yard...
by Josh Hurst | Sep 16, 2016 | Homeowner Tips, Kuester Blog, Landscaping
October is just around the corner, and that means cooler weather will start to sweep in and the leaves will begin changing color. While the break from the extreme heat of summer can be nice, don’t let the transition of seasons catch you off guard. There are many ways...
